Multan, the City of Saints, is the cheapest of the big DHA cities to buy a house in. A 5 marla house starts from about PKR 1.2 crore in Wapda Town, and a 1 kanal designer house asks up to PKR 11.5 crore in Buch Villas. This guide covers house for sale in Multan prices by area, DHA Multan file and plot rates, and the checks that matter before you pay.
House prices by area in November 2026
House prices in Multan vary more by society than by size. The ranges below are asking prices for brand new double storey houses, from a Multan price index published in March 2026.
At the budget end, Wapda Town asks PKR 1.2 to 1.6 crore for 5 marla, PKR 2.5 to 3.2 crore for 10 marla and PKR 5.2 to 6.8 crore for 1 kanal. Royal Orchard asks PKR 1.35 to 1.7 crore, PKR 2.7 to 3.4 crore and PKR 5.8 to 7.5 crore. Citi Housing asks PKR 1.4 to 1.8 crore, PKR 3.1 to 3.9 crore and PKR 7.2 crore and above for 1 kanal.
In DHA Multan, a 5 marla house asks PKR 1.45 to 1.85 crore, a 10 marla PKR 2.9 to 3.75 crore and a 1 kanal PKR 6.5 to 9.5 crore. Buch Executive Villas, the gated community on Bosan Road, sits above DHA at PKR 1.6 to 1.95 crore, PKR 3.5 to 4.2 crore and PKR 7.8 to 11.5 crore.
Every figure above is an asking price, not a completed sale. Confirm the live rate before any transaction.
DHA Multan plots and files: what the September board says
DHA Multan is a two speed market: possession sectors where houses are being built are firm, while developing sectors are priced for patience. Dealers describe genuine buyers driving the market now, not traders flipping files.
Plot ranges from the September 2026 dealer boards: in Sectors H and M, the premium possession belt, a 1 kanal plot asks PKR 85 lakh to 1.5 crore, and completed 1 kanal houses in Sector M sell for PKR 2.7 to 5.25 crore. Sector A, near the Rumanza golf course, asks PKR 65 lakh to 1 crore for 1 kanal. Sector D asks PKR 70 lakh to 1.3 crore. At the budget end, Sector W1 and W2 ask PKR 27 to 50 lakh for 1 kanal, Sector X about PKR 34 to 44 lakh and Sector Y about PKR 35 to 45 lakh. Five marla plots in Sectors P, T and V ask PKR 15 to 28 lakh, and 10 marla plots in Sectors U, B1 and E ask PKR 35 to 80 lakh.
Files are still how most people enter DHA Multan. The file rate board dated 23 September 2026 shows a 5 marla affidavit file at PKR 20 lakh and allocation at PKR 23 lakh, a 10 marla affidavit at PKR 44 lakh and allocation at PKR 30 lakh, and a 1 kanal affidavit at PKR 40 lakh with allocation at PKR 30 lakh. File rates move a little week to week, so treat these as the current band, not a fixed price.
DHA Multan has also launched luxury farmhouse plots in Sector B-2: 4 kanal at PKR 10 crore, 5 kanal at PKR 11.5 crore and 8 kanal at PKR 17 crore, on a three year plan with 20 percent down.
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Two checks that matter this month: the DHA allotment letter and the MDA list
First, the allotment letter: DHA Multan plots and files change hands on paper before they change hands in the registry. Verify the allotment and transfer letters with DHA Multan itself, and confirm whether the file is an affidavit or an allocation file: the two trade at different prices. A file without a verified allotment is a promise, not a plot.
Second, the approval. Outside DHA, societies need Multan Development Authority approval, and the authority's approved list is the check, not the developer's brochure. Ask for the layout plan approval and the NOC, and confirm the dues are clear. Inside DHA, confirm the sector has possession and the plot is not in a block still waiting on development.
The asking price is not the whole bill: the Federal Board of Revenue values property under its own table, and advance tax under sections 236K and 236C is charged on the FBR value when it is higher than the deed price. Work out the tax before you agree a price, not after.
What to check before you buy a house in Multan
Start with the paper, not the paint. Ask for the registry and the intiqal, and confirm the seller's name matches the record. Check whether you are buying a developed house or a file, confirm the dues are clear and the house is not mortgaged or disputed, and verify the society with the Multan Development Authority, or the allotment with DHA Multan. Never pay for a form, a booking or a guaranteed result.
A low entry price is not the same as approval or possession: a 5 marla plot in Sectors P, T or V asks PKR 15 to 28 lakh, but check possession status and development charges before you book, because a cheap file in a non possession sector can wait years.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a 5 marla house cost in Multan in 2026?
From about PKR 1.2 crore in Wapda Town to PKR 1.6 crore in Buch Villas, for a brand new double storey house. In DHA Multan, a 5 marla house asks PKR 1.45 to 1.85 crore.
What is the DHA Multan file rate in 2026?
On the 23 September 2026 dealer board, a 5 marla affidavit file was PKR 20 lakh and allocation PKR 23 lakh, and a 1 kanal affidavit PKR 40 lakh with allocation PKR 30 lakh. Confirm the live board before you buy.
Is DHA Multan a good investment in 2026?
Dealer boards describe a market that has found a floor after years of falling prices, with possession sectors firm and end users driving demand. That is a case for buying in a possession sector, not a file in a non possession sector on hope alone.
The bottom line
In November 2026 a house in Multan asks from about PKR 1.2 crore for a 5 marla house in Wapda Town to PKR 11.5 crore for a 1 kanal house in Buch Villas. The cheapest way in is a DHA file from about PKR 20 lakh, but a file is only worth what the allotment letter behind it is worth, so verify it with DHA Multan before you pay.
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This guide is general information, not financial or legal advice. Prices are indicative asking ranges as of 14 November 2026. Confirm the rate, the FBR value and the society status with the relevant authority before you pay.
